Waymo Tech Talk – Department of Computer Science

Date & Time:

October 16, 2019 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Location:

Crerar 298, 5730 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL,

10/16/2019 04:30 PM 10/16/2019 05:30 PM America/Chicago Waymo Tech Talk Crerar 298, 5730 S. Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL,

Waymo began as the Google Self Driving Car Project in 2009 and are making it safe and easy for everyone to get around – without the need for anyone in the driver's seat. We're building the World's Most Experienced Driver. Please join us to learn more about our journey so far, the various challenges we tackle in the self driving industry and our road ahead.

Please RSVP at http://bit.ly/waymo-campus

Shir Yehoshua

Software Engineering Technical Lead, Waymo

Resources

Community

Two UChicago CS Students Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Non-Unital Noise Adds a New Wrinkle to the Quantum Supremacy Debate

The Science of Computer Security: An Interview with Grant Ho, Assistant Professor in Computer Science

Moon Duchin (Tufts University) – Design for Democracy

“Machine Learning Foundations Accelerate Innovation and Promote Trustworthiness” by Rebecca Willett

Nightshade: Data Poisoning to Fight Generative AI with Ben Zhao

Ian Foster – Better Information Faster: Programming the Continuum

Shir Yehoshua

Two UChicago CS Students Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

Non-Unital Noise Adds a New Wrinkle to the Quantum Supremacy Debate

The Science of Computer Security: An Interview with Grant Ho, Assistant Professor in Computer Science

Four Students Receive Honorable Mention in CRA Undergraduate Research Awards

Navigating the Intersection of Technology and Public Policy: The Journey of Ranya Sharma at UChicago

Assistant Professor Aloni Cohen Receives Prestigious Award for Groundbreaking Research in Machine Learning Complexity

Haifeng Xu named a AI2050 Early Career Fellow

FabRobotics: The Fusion of 3D Printing and Mobile Robots

Professor Andrew A. Chien on the Environmental Impacts of Technology

Assistant Professor Yanjing Li Awarded NSF CAREER Grant for Innovative Computer Architecture and Deep Learning Research

Prof. Rebecca Willett awarded the SIAG DATA Career prize

Argonne scientists use AI to identify new materials for carbon capture